Variety: With the writers strike entering its fourth month today, the WGA has now scheduled a key step that may send the scribes back to work in the next few weeks. The WGA West has announced it will hold a general membership meeting to provide an update on the negotiations at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Shrine Auditorium south of downtown Los Angeles. WGA leaders are expected to announce the details of a proposed contract with the majors at that point -- and the reaction from members at the meeting should give guild toppers a strong indication of whether the deal will pass muster in a ratification vote.
The Sun: Cheated Tanya Branning will shock EASTENDERs fans by burying alive hubby Max. Weeks of scheming will culminate in Tanya seducing Max and then drugging him — before placing him in a coffin and burying it in woods. Bosses of the BBC soap are certain to come under fire for showing the scenes, which will go out at Easter, before the 9pm watershed.
Auburn Citizen: Getting a 17-year-old soap opera star to bite her tongue can't ever be easy. When the topic is the Spears family saga? Forget it. ALL MY CHILDREN starlette Leven Rambin, against the advice of stylist Shane Cisneros, couldn't hold back her opinions on Jamie Lynn Spears' pregnancy _ and the plight of older sister, Britney Spears, of course _ while holding court at the Tracy Reese show Sunday night at New York Fashion Week. "I love Jamie Lynn! I just think it's so awesome that she's having a baby," Rambin said of the 16-year-old pregnant star of Nickelodeon's ZOEY 101. Rambin said she "hung out" back in the day in Texas _ "my friend's mother and Lynn Spears were friends, so we'd go backstage at Britney's concerts and stuff." As for 26-year-old Britney, whose behavior has become erratic since she filed for divorce from Kevin Federline in November 2006? "Britney right now," she said, "well, I kind of just wish I could give her a hug. But Jamie Lynn is so cool."CBS: Interview with AS THE WORLD TURNS star Wally Kurth. "What's not to like about Cowboy Jack? [Laughs] You know I've been watching it and I think it's a really interesting character trait and totally creepy. I don't think you've ever seen a ventriloquist or dummy on a daytime serial."
Radar: Things are not looking good for fans of FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS, the show that critics (and us!) love but that no one actually watches. NBC Entertainment head Ben Silverman tells the magazine: "I love it. You love it. Unfortunately, no one watches it. That's the thing with shows. People have to watch them. We're NBC, we have a reputation to uphold. And, man, with this writers' strike ... well, we'll see what we can do. But start watching 30 ROCK."
News of the World: DANCING ON ICE favourite Chris Fountain is brimming with sexual frustration - because his schedule leaves no time for bedroom fun. "I'm working 12-hour days on HOLLYOAKS then doing ice training from 9pm to 11pm. My girlfriend is my skates at the moment."
All3Media: VIDEO: HOLLYOAKS' Niall decides to get Michaela away from Myra with Kieron's support.
Starpulse: SOAPnet invites fans to send their secrets during the "OLTL Marathon: Secrets Exposed " on Sunday, February 17. As everyone on ONE LIFE TO LIVE prepares for the American Heart Association's Go Red Ball, major secrets will be revealed and Llanview will never be the same!
Connect Savannah: EVENT: Southern Women's Show. What: Guests include Aiden Turner of ALL MY CHILDREN, the Garage Sale Queen and world-class chefs. There will be fashion shows, cooking demos, beauty tips, health screenings, decorating ideas. When: Feb. 8 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Feb. 9 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Feb. 10 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Where: Savannah International Trade & Convention Center. Cost: In advance, $7 for adults or $6.50 for groups of 20 or more. At the door, $8 adults, $5 for children 6-12 and under 6 free with adult. Info: www.SouthernWomensShow.com.
Marlena De LaCroix: GENERAL HOSPITAL: Kids with Guns for Sweeps.
Soap Opera Digest: EVENT: Starting on Thursday, February 7, AS THE WORLD TURNS's Michael Park (Jack) will appear the 1970 Tony-Award-winning hit musical "Applause," as part of New York City Center Encores! series. "It's one of those opportunities that you can't pass up. They've got a who's-who cast: Kate Burton, Chip Zien, Christine Ebersole, Tom Hewitt — all of these Tony Award-winners [and nominees]!" reports an awed Park. "
CBS: Preemption Alert!WKRG/Mobile will preempt all regularly scheduled daytime programming on Tuesday, February 5, to present eight hours of live Mardi Gras parade coverage from downtime Mobile, AL.
* THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS will air at 12:37 am.
* THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL will air at 1:37 am.
* AS THE WORLD TURNS will air at 2:07 am.
* GUIDING LIGHT will air at 2:37 am.
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